Public Islam in Indonesia: Piety, Politics, and Identity
In recent years, ongoing democratisation in Indonesia has enabled the rise of a form of Islam that is more sympathetic to the basic democratic principle of individual freedom. As a result, many Islamic symbols have lost their strictly religious meanings in favour of new pragmatic and political under...
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Amsterdam University Press
2017
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